Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1947 — Page 25

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Will Speak To Alumnae

Pi Beta Phi Groups Arrange Meetings

Moon and H. L. Ross.

New committee chairmen have been appointed by Mrs. John C. Cavosie, president. They are Mrs. W. K. Gearen, hospitality; Mrs. R. McCauley Vandivier, magazine; Mrs.

" R. J. McQuiston, program, and Mrs.

Edward Cram, telephone.

A ei A luncheon for the new pledges’ mothers will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the chapter house by the

FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1947 andl

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Mrs. William Hauck, president, and Miss Louise Ehrgott,

SOCIETY TO MARK 50TH YEAR—Helping with ‘plans for the 50th anniversary of the Maennerchor Ladies Society are (left to oy Mrs. Anton Scherer, historian;

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publicity. The group will

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_ | marriages and a shower honoring

The Bridal Scene— Mary O'Brien

Shower Will Honor ° Miss Mary Johnson The news of two approaching

& bride-to-be are in the scene spotlight today. . Mr. and Mrs,’ Michael J. O'Brien, 274 N. Mount St, have announced [the engagement of their daughter, Mary Joan, to Louis A. Nolan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James P, Nolan, Washington, Ind, The wedding will be read Oct, 25 in St. Anthony's Catholic Church. " » » Miss Molly Bernice Cohen will be married to Dr. Irwin L. Burack Nov. 2 in the Beth El Zedeck Temple. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Max Cohen, 3353 Broadway, and Dr, Burack's parents “afé Mr, and Mrs, Harry Burack, Mullburn, N. J. x Miss -Cohen is & graduate of Indiana University. Dr, Burack was graduated from Rutgers University and the Indiana University School of Dentistry, and is interning at the Walter Reed General Hospital, Washington.

Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club. Miss Elizabeth B. Ward, Butler Univer-| sity Dean of Women, will speak, and Miss Carolyn Darwin Voke will

talk on the organization's h

give a tea and program at 2 p. m. next Friday in the Athenaeum. Mrs. Scherer will

istory.

“Early History -of the Maenner- be presented by Mrs. John F. Wild, tions; Mrs. Edward Bloemker, en-

LA A kitchen shower honoring Miss Mary Johnson will be given tonight

present a musical program. The chairmen in charge of the

‘meeting are Mrs. Frank Millis, pro-|

gram; Mrs, H. J. Walker, food; Mrs. C. F. Mitchell, dining room, and Mrs. John Collins and Mrs, William Bond, flowers. The new officers include Mrs. W. A. Green, president; Mrs. W. A. Singleton and Mrs. Joe Hill, first and second vice presidents; Mrs, F. S. Chiles and Mrs. Walter Honecker, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. W. A. Augustine, treasurer, and Mrs. William A. Evans, publicity.

Chapter Sets Tea at School On Thursday

The Omega Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority will have a tea at 4 p. m. Thursday in School 72. Miss Byrl McClure and Miss Charlotte Schaeffer will be hostesses, The officers are Miss McClure, president; Miss Winifred Galvin and Miss Blanche Benrod, first and second vice presidents; Miss Helen O'Gara and Mrs, Nellie Mae Smith, recording and corresponding secretaries; Miss Hazel Frce, treasurer, and Mrs. Lillian Ragains, parliamentarian.

Committee chairmen for the year

include Mrs. Mary Keitner, audit-

ing; Miss Olive Breisch, membership; Miss Helen Hodde, nominating; Miss Galvin, program; Mrs. Ermal Applegate, recruitment; Mrs. Virginia Haflich, music; Mrs. Margaret McWilliams, legislative; Miss Florence Hammill, pioneer women and. research; Mrs. Hester Bock, publicity; Miss Norma Koch, good cheer; Miss Wretha Lindley, social; Mrs. Helen Pollock, initiation, and Miss Joanna Guss, progress.

~ Mrs. Reed Hostess

For Flower Show

The Fall Creek Garden Club held a flower show recently at the home of Mrs, Jewett Reed, 321 W. Kessler Blvd. A tea followed the show.

Special guests were Mrs, John Downing, president of the Indiana Garden Club; Mrs. Robert Mannfeld, district president, and representatives of local garden clubs. Judges were Mesdames Paul R. Pide, P. A. Hennessee and Edwin Elliott.

Supper Monday The Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority will meet at 7 p. m, Monday for a

covered dish supper. Mrs. O. J. Breidenbaugh, 3905 Washington Blvd., will be hostess. Pen Women

The American Pen Women will meet. Oct. 18 in the home of Mrs. Charles Fitch, 3454 N. Meridian St. Mrs, Leona Louden, Fountaintown, and Mrs, Florence Marie Taylor will be guest speakers.

| chor Ladies Society” will be dis-| Mrs. Clarence Sitler and Miss Elsie cussed by Mrs. ‘Anton Scherrer Hubert. Mrs. George Grabhorn and |when the group celebrates its 50th|Mrs. William Noelke will pour. lanniversary at 2 p. m. next Friday| General chairman for the event at the Athenaeum, is Mrs. Thomas Fagan. Assisting A tea will follow the program to her are Mrs. Fred Schmitt, decora-

Marilyn Cox Miller Is Engaged: Alma Bridge Names Wedding Date

THE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS MARILYN COX WHITAKER and Joe Morin Miller is announced today by Miss Whitaker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Whitaker. The future bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Miller of Monticello. No wedding date has been set. "The bride-to-be was graduated from Tudor Hall School and attended DePauw University. She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority and The Players and is a provisional member of the Indiana Junior League. She served with the American Red Cross for 18 months in England and Germany. Mr. Miller is a graduate of Wabash College and a member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity. He served as an infantry officer in Africa and Italy during the war.

» » ” » . . A wedding Saturday, Nov. 29, will unite Miss Alma Bridge and

: George W. Kraeger. Their parents I'TSC Units

are Mr. and Mrs. Adam E. Bridge, To Meet

Franklin, O., and Mr. and Mrs, Athur G. Kraeger. The future bride has chosen Mrs, Dale Ruedig Jr., Ann Arbor, Thrée chapters of the ITSC will meet in the near future. The Heather Belles Chapter will ‘have a guest day luncheon tomor-

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Mich., to be her matron of honor. Bridemaids will be Mrs. David Strack, Lansing, Mich.; Mrs. John Regnor, Franklin, O.; Miss Elaine Thomas, Middletown, O., and Miss Susan Brown, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mrs. Kraeger will entertain with a tea for Miss Bridge from 3 to 5 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 23. Approximately 60 guests will attend.

” Provisional members of the Indianapolis Junior League yesterday heard A. F. Watters speak on “Industrial Policy and Community Relations,” as one in a series of talks that are part of the training course provisionals take before admission into the league. Mrs. E. Vernon Hahn is director of the provisional course. The league will begin a class in radio script writing for volunteers at 7730 p. m. Monday at the Red Cross Chapter House. Gordon Graham will be the instructor.

row at 12:30 p. m. in the Hotel Washington. Mrs. Noble Reynolds is the guest speaker. Mrs. Pauline Heller is program chairman, and Mrs, Frances P. Mann and Mrs. Cora Burgin will be hostesses, Mrs. Velma Henry is president. ’ Mrs, F. E. Henzié, 5747 Norwald Ave., will entertairi the members of the Evangeline Chapter at 6:30 p. m. Monday. She will be asisted by Mrs. John Guthrie and Mrs. W. 8. Heath. “England—Customs and Resources,” is the topic of Mrs. John Thorn{burgh’s talk. | The Indiana Chapter will meet at 1:30 p. m. Monday with Mrs. Harry |Jacobs, 33 N. Gibson St. Mrs. {William Breedlove will speak. ‘Sorority Will Give Card Party

| There will be a bridge party at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Meridian Room of the Colonial Furniture Co. for members of Phi Beta Psi Sorority. Mrs. Earl Shockney is chairman, and Mrs. John Spotts is co-chair-man.‘ They will be assisted by Mes- | dames Herbert Fox, G. E. Pohlman, |Roy R. Gish, A. E. Owens and Ar{thur Thomas and Miss Frances Porter,

” » The Children's Museum Guild met at noon today at the Williams Creek home of Mrs. Richard T. Hill. Mesdames James R. Chase, Burchard Carr and William T. Finney hostess.

Units to Meet

pital will meet this week in the service center: Monday — Third Christian and Broadway Baptist; Tuesday—Grace Methodist, Calvary : Baptist and Bellaire; Wednesday— ¥ St. Paul Methodist, Degree of HonM eeting M onday or, Alpha Omicron Alpha, Office The Alpha Mu Latreian Club will and Triple E; Thursday — Mother, meet Monday in the home of Mrs. Bethel Library, Blue and Gold and

The associate hostesses are Mrs. Hrentice. |Richard C. Kiger and Mrs. Wil-| |liam V. Kingdon. \Luncheon Set

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There “will be a covered dish {luncheon at 1 p. m. Monday for ® the members of Chapter P of the | PEO Sisterhood. Mrs. C. W. Cor8 dry, 37 E. Maple Rd., will be hostess.

Dinner Planned A dinner honoring past matrons and patrons of the Irvington Chapi Jen OES, will be held at 6:30 p, m.

8 Temple.

assisted the | treasurer,

| John Ertel IIL, 149 Blue Ridge, Rd.|Apalco, and Friday—Riverside and

Monday in the Irvington Masonic

tertailnment, and Miss Louise Ehrgott, publicity, #3 In the receiving line will be Mesdimes Otto Busching, Frans Bin. ninger, Clarence Elbert and William Hauck.

Unit to Mark Sorority’s 77th Year

The Indianapolis Alumnae Asso-

Sorority will celebrate the T7th anniversary of the organization with a founder's day dinner at 6:15 p. m.

letic Club, 0 Mrs. W. W. PennefffColumbus, O., is to be the special speaker. She is assistant editor of the sorority mag|azine. The Golden Singers of Broad {Ripple High School will present a {musical program. . Other members on the program include Mesdames Royer K. Brown, Harry Elliott and Frank H. Fair-

clation of Kappa Kappa Gamma |

Monday in the Indianapolis Ath-J

at 8 p. m, in the Columbia Club. Mrs. V. Clay Gullion is the hostess. Her assistants will be Mrs. Samuel R. Crawford and Mrs. Henry F. Schricker Jr. Miss Johnson will be married Oct. 19 to Robert Edward Berry in the North Methodist Church. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William F. Johnson, 3834 N. Delaware St., and Mr. Berry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Berry, 2458 Pearson St.

Berdyne Egli, Mr. Evans Will Be Wed

Rev, A. C. Brooks will read the

Robert Wayne Evans at 8 p. m. today in the Third Christian Church. A reception at the church will follow the wedding, The bride's white satin gown is fashioned with a sheer yoke and a hoop skirt. A beaded tiara will hold

child, and Miss Marilyn Whitaker. Mrs. Albert D. Smith and Mrs. Frederick T. Hill are co-chaifmen of the dinner. They are assisted by Mesdames Louis Lowe, Thomas Riddell and A. Don Buschmann. The special guests will be Mesdames John L, Woolling, William Steck, William Shank, John Reel, William Norton and Dan Crichlaw, Misses Jo Jean Wheeler, Joahne Geriesle, Jean Walker, Katherine Moore, Elizabeth Fellows, Charity Lindsay, Margaret Liehr, Jane Hoy, Mary Henshaw, Rose Ann Heidenreich, Jo Ann Cunningham, Anne |C. Carter, Veronica Bowen, Gloria [Ammon and Barbara Martin,

Mothers Clubs To Meet

Two fraternity mothers’ clubs of Butler University will meet Tuesday. The Delta Tau Delta Mothers’ Club will have a tea at 2 p. m. Tuesday in “the chapter house to honor the mothers of the new pledges. Dr. Alegra Stewart of the Butler English Department will speak. New officers of the club are Mrs. B. Lynn Adams, president; Mrs. Walter 8. Christie, vice president; Mrs. O. E. Bruener and Mrs. Earl Finley, recording and corresponding |secretaries, and Mrs. L. A. Batten, Mrs. Lester Hunt is chairman of the hostess committee.

» » » The mothers of the new Phi Delta

The following units of the White | Thetq praternity pledges will ‘be Cross Guild of the Methodist Hos j,,,,red at a covered dish luncheon

(at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday in the | chapter house. Miss Helen Hol. |lingsworth of Ayres will discuss | fabrics. | ‘The officers are Mrs. B. B. Wal{ters, president; Mrs. A. J. W. Leb{{en, . vice ' president; Mrs. Blanche {Landis and Mrs. John Lowe, re- | cording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. 8. D. Nelson, treasurer, and Mrs. L. Kirkhoff, historian,

Present Day Club Will Meet

Miss Eleanor Waldron, Block's

of the Present Day Club at 1 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs, J. W. Atherton, 5060 Pleasant Run Pkwy.

Lloyd and Miss Florence Kittle,

stylist, will speak to the members

The Girls’ «Octette from Howe High School will present a musical program. Assistant hostesses include Mrs. Fred Gorman, Mrs, John

ther silk illusion veil, and she will |carry white roses surrounding an

vows uniting Miss Berdyne Egli and

BASHFUL ESCORT—Ruth John Radcliff in a less though Tech.

By SALLY WHAT TO TALK about? erations of teeners have worried about it. Well, it's the $64 ques-

#| tion and there's no easy answer.

Tongue-tied lads and lassies suffer—no doubt about it, The Gabby Gussies, however, fail to understand that gush, gossip and off-color stories are werse than silence, No, you don't have to talk ALL the time, kids. The secret is to look interested in what the other fellow is saying. And, to look interested effectively, you have to be interested. You can't fake it, ” » ” S80 CULTIVATE a receptive mind. Maybe you won't be the life of the party, but who cares? It takes two to make a conversa-

orchid. ‘Sorority Will Hold Miss Jeanne Barnard, the maid Convention Here

of honor, will wear a frock of turquoise taffeta. Dresses of bronze and pink taffeta will be worn by the bridesmaids, Mrs, James Bopp, Terre Haute; Miss Anne Sleeth, Kokomo, and Miss Molly Phillips, Warsaw,

James M. Evans will attend his brother, and ushers are Jack and William Larsen, John Washon and John Hoffman. .

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Egli, 1220 N. Tuxedo 8t. She attended Indiana Uni. versity. | Mr, Evans; who is a student at| Butler University, is the son of Mrs. Karl Huston, 80 N, Dearborn St.

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PLAN CARD PARTY <Awisting annual card party for the Children's m. Tuesday in Ayres’ auditorium are (left and right)

with arrangements for the unshine Club will give at 1:30 rs. James candy committee, and Mrs, Tedd sale committees. Proceads will

used to_aid underprivileged children, the Julia Jameson a1 : oh

and infantile paralysis funds.

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Mrs. John Coyle is general chairman of the annual state convention of the Verus Cordis Sorority to be held Oct. 18 and 19 in the i Severin Hotel The Verae Sorores Chapter will be hostess, The committee % chairmen are Mrs, Marion Parker, registration; Mrs. Arnold Koelliker, Mrs. Parker jocoration, and Mrs. Dwight Stevenson, entertain. ment. Mrs. Russell Eden is chapter president.

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out of grandmother's trunk

Nostalgic of the ninefies and a bicycle built for two, these blouses definitely have the New Look, based on the charm of by-gone days. In washable striped madras of blue, brown, or green and white, they're a cinch for flowing windsor ties.

Be a white collar 'n cuff girl.

FASHION OF THE WEEK Written by Carolyn Fore, Noblesville,

and Patty Joy, Shortridge

BLOCK'S, High Scheol Hangout, Third Floer

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Meehan tries to put “shy date" tul mood, Both are students at

tion and listening is as important as talking. When your gab-partner is a qutet guy, you'll have to take some initiative. There's comfort in the thought that the shy type will be | grateful for any help you can give. | So just wade in with the first idea that Sunes to mind, Keep a few interesting thoughts on tap—current events, school news, jokes if you can tell 'em passably well. No one is brilliant 24-hours-of -the-day.-8o- cheer up and forget your worries,

EVENTS

Catherine Merrill, 3 p. m. Sat. Meridian Hills Country Cjub. “Four Weeks at Lake Success,” Mrs, Hope B. Nevitt. Presidents day. CIHN. Noon Mon. Mrs. Merrill J. Woods, 345 Campbell, hostess. Luncheon; business meeting; bridge. . Fall Creek Garden. 1:15 p. m, Mon. Mrs. Fred E. Gifford, 5126 N, Meridian, hostess. Presidents day. “Conservation,” Mrs. Goethe Link. Il Jamdlie. 12:30 p. m., Mon, LaRue's Restaurant,

Teen Tall— i Pen Friends {Promote . {World Ties

Five Foreign Students

By PEGGY GAMAGE Senior, Technical High

“PLEASE EXCUSE

ME,” if 1 séem slow, but

I've been in the United States only 15 months,” a girl enrolled at Technical High School recently said to one of her teachers after class was dismissed, ’ Yes, Tech has such a student, and her name is Lilyane Roule laand. She came to our country from Paris, Lilyare is not alone in her bewilderment in a new school in & new land, Sam Shapiro hails from Poland, and Luis Puig is a native of Puerto Rico. Erving Liepa, Latvia, and Thomas Reiner, Hungary, complete the list of five foreign students ehrolled in Tech this semester. ” They represent a living example of world friendship. And they present to Techites, first hand, the need for pen-friends among teen-agers. Since it was founded in Novems ber, 1040, by the late Miss Esther Fay Shover, Tech's PenFriendship Association has come a long It has

yond dreamed of and hoped for limits. From a small group that met in 1940 to read letters from Peggy Gamage overseas friends and to plan better means of getting acquainted with them, it has grown into ¢

passes any ty, pact or agrees ment that man can lay down for posterity. :

established this means of gaining individual friendships laid foundation for the keystone peace. Today Techites are corresponding with other teen-agers all over the world. Scotland, Switzerland, Guatemala, Holland, Englandthe roll call of countries represented sounds more like a geography class or a session of the United Nations than the correspondence of teen-agers. But Tech's pen friends on this side of the ocean have gone farther than the mere writing of

Indianapolis Literary. 8 p. m. Mon, Clubroom. “The National Debt,” Milton W. Mangus. Indiana Chap, TTSC. 1:3 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Harry Jacobs, 33 N. Gibson, hostess, Mrs. Willlam Breedlove, speaker, Welfare. 12:30 p. m. Mon, Mrs, E. E. Martin, 2118 Wynndale, hostess. Luncheon; business meeting.

After a foreign pen friend has sent at least five letters to » Techite, he may become an hone Oorary member of the school by writing a letter of application to

prinet Thus, Tech promotes with teen-agers in other lands— friendships that help to cement the nations of the world.

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